Interview with Dr.Walsh

That's a wonderful interview. He seems like a very passionate man and puts to rest some of the tripe we read from time to time on some of these issues.

I liked his book. I'll have to watch the interview tonight.
Andrew

A great and trusted icon in the world of Prostate Cancer for sure. His book's latest revision is well worth having, especially to those new to PC.

david

That's really a fantastic interview. What a great man Dr. Walsh is.

Thank you.

Nice video. Seems like a sweet guy and we all owe a lot to his research on PCa.

At the end of the video he cites statistics regarding his patients under the age of 60 who had normal urinary/sexual function prior to the surgery
* only 2% need pee pads
* 95% recover full sexual function

I'd be interested in details about those statistics. Particularly, how long after surgery those patients have recovered their continence/potency and whether drugs are needed to achieve that.

-Gedman

Had radical prostatectomy (nerve sparing) with one of Dr. Walsh's partners back in early 2000. Traveled from Alabama to Johns Hopkins because of his practice and knowledge of the (at that time) new "nerve sparing" approach/technique. Very thorough, inpatient experience good, follow up care was with local urologist with e-mail contact with Dr. Schoenberg from time to time. However the cancer had spread to the lymph node(s) and as you can see by the signature, have been fighting this disease ever since.
Was told back in 2006 that Mario Eisenberge handled the Clinical Trials there, could have changed by now. This was the signature from husbands doctor as of 2006.

Mark P. Schoenberg, M.D.
Professor of Urology and Oncology
Director of Urologic Oncology
James Buchanan Brady Urological Institute
The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions
600 North Wolfe Street, Marburg 150
Baltimore, MD 21287-2101
Tele.: (410) 955-1039
FAX: (410) 955-0833
e-mail: [email protected]

How did Charlie get the shiner?